Jewelry Galore of Cedar Hill

I would like to preface this review by saying that I like the whole concept of the dollar jewelry store. The location in Arlington by the Parks Mall is great and does not follow the same protocol as this location in Cedar Hill. Any store that automatically assumes that customers are going to rob them blind is not a store that I want to patronize. With that being said, here’s my review.
This place is to be avoided at all costs. My friend and I walked in and she immediately stopped at the cash register and gave the cashier her bags. Then I was informed that I had to turn in my bags too. What? Excuse me? I’m sorry but how can I patronize a business that makes you turn in your shopping bags from other establishments because they are fearful that you’re going to shoplift? Logic negates that whole mindset because if I have bags (plural) from other stores, then I’m obviously an honest individual who believes in buying items that I want from stores rather than obtaining them at a five finger discount.
Instead of assuming that customers are going to steal, maybe this store should employ some active monitoring strategies. When customers enter the store, greet them. All customers, not some. Ask them how you can assist them in making a purchase. Don’t automatically assume that the people with bags from Sprouts and other surrounding shops are the thieves. Instead, be proactive and look out for people with big non-​shopping bags that appear to be empty or people pushing a stroller with no baby in it. Those are your shoplifters. Not people who frequent this shopping center once or twice a month with a proven track record of buying things, including from this store.
Tip: To the store manager, review your current policies. They’re not good for business from a consumer standpoint nor from the standpoint of someone who has previously worked in retail as a manager. To anyone contemplating going to this store, go to another location. Any store in a good part of town that assumes that customers are going to steal is not a good one to patronize. There are other places with better jewelry that are more trusting and helpful.

How can you complain about a place that you can get all the jewelry for super cheap??? I always go here and get my daughter and niece’s tons and tons of jewelry every birthday and Christmas. We even got my daughter’s prom jewelry from here. My sister almost had a heart attack when she came to visit from Kentucky. She literally thought she’d hit the jackpot! lol The purses are fairly cheap too. They aren’t designer, but they look nice. They’re worth the $ 20, in my opinion!

Everything is WHAT? A dollar, yeah girl!!!
its got all you need & more as far as accessories are concerned & BOOM $ 1
need I say more? Nope

Unlike the jewerly galore by Valley View this one is not all a $ 1. You come in to a building with walls covered in all sorts of jewelry necklaces, earrings, etc. They have tons of rings and in the center my kryptonite, PURSES!!! They are inexpensive but the one by Valley View mall EVERYTHINg on the walls is $ 1 and rings are 1.99. All in all its a great place to get accessories.

This place is girl heaven! Virtually all of their accessories cost $ 1. I’ve seen the SAME bracelet that I purchase at $ 1 Jewelry Galore for $ 20 at Macy’s! I’m not kidding! All of the earring and necklace sets cost $ 1, and there are so many different styles, everyone can find something they’ll love.

I discover this place in the strip mall next to Clair’s and some other popular stores. As I walked in, the cashier lady told me all of the purses were $ 20 and all of the Jewelry were $ 1.00 each. You can’t go wrong there. needless to say, I bought a purse, 2 Earrings, 2 Necklace and came out spending $ 26.00. It’s a great find for a cheap shopper like me.